As with Social Security, Medicare reform must be guided by clear tenets...
But at the outset of his career, Mr. Santorum was not particularly guided by the tenets of the church.
The conservatism she espoused was guided by the tenets of classic liberalism: faith in the individual, in economic freedom and in limited government power.
Alpha Omega has expanded into an international community of dental professionals who are guided by the tenets of professionalism, fraternalism and a pledge to the Judaic values of commitment, integrity, family, global oral health, inclusivity, leadership and social justice.
Guided by the tenets of the Precautionary Principle, the appropriate course for PHNs regarding climate change is to err on the side of caution and support policies and programs that focus on preparedness for climate change through prevention, adaptation, response, and recovery (NACCHO 2010).
What is important to note about the research guided by these theoretical tenets above is that all behavior is best explained in terms of underlying psychological mechanisms that are adaptations for solving a particular set of problems that humans faced at one time in our ancestry.
There are numerous examples of the kinds of mechanisms that are hypothesized to underlie our behavior on the basis of research guided by these theoretical tenets: the cheat detection module; the waist/hip ratio detection module; the snake fear module and so on.
She did know that the Hutterite communities were insular, highly patriarchal and guided by strict religious tenets.
The strategy has been guided by the central tenets of Obama's philosophy for fighting extremists overseas: targeting extremists from the air, bolstering the capacity of foreign governments and avoiding putting large numbers of U.S. military personnel on the ground in dangerous countries.
As Burnham notes, "So when considering legislation or regulation that would impact the basic structure of the Internet, we believe that legislators and regulators should be guided by a key tenet of the Hippocratic Oath 'FIRST DO NO HARM.'".
[n10] Common experience teaches that, among [p359] "religious" individuals, some are weak and others strong adherents to tenets, and this is no less true of individuals whose lives are guided by personal ethical considerations.
